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Douglas Hehr Reacts To Losing A Bid at the Ann Arbor Police Bike Auction, April 1958

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Ann Arbor News, April 21, 1958
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Going . . . Going . . . Gone! Things looked a bit grim for eight-year-old Douglas Hehr during Saturday's bicycle auction by the Ann Arbor Police Department. Although he bid on almost every bike, Douglas always watched someone else buy it with the expressions shown here. Noticing this, the auctioneer, Patrolman Chester Carter, finally said: "I have a bid of $5 from this little boy and I can't hear any other bids. Sold!" Police sold a total of 69 bicycles for $1, 120.

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1958
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April
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Douglas Hehr In The Midst of Bidding at the Ann Arbor Police Bike Auction, April 1958

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Ann Arbor News, April 21, 1958
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Going . . . Going . . . Gone! Things looked a bit grim for eight-year-old Douglas Hehr during Saturday's bicycle auction by the Ann Arbor Police Department. Although he bid on almost every bike, Douglas always watched someone else buy it with the expressions shown here. Noticing this, the auctioneer, Patrolman Chester Carter, finally said: "I have a bid of $5 from this little boy and I can't hear any other bids. Sold!" Police sold a total of 69 bicycles for $1, 120.

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1958
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April
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Ann Arbor Police Department Shows Off New Police Car, January 1958

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Ann Arbor News, January 18, 1958
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New Police Car: Patrolman Thomas Moore stands beside one of the new white, black, and gold patrol cars the Ann Arbor Police Department is putting into service. The department had two of the new cars in service today and it was possible a third one would be in use this afternoon. Eight of the new cars are being acquired.

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1958
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January
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Ann Arbor Police Department Displays Evidence Recovered From Robbery Spree, January 1958

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Ann Arbor News, January 27, 1958
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Recovered Loot: Ann Arbor Police Detective Eugene Staudenmaier (left) holds a set of sterling dinner silver, part of $2,000 worth of stolen articles shown here which was recovered with the confession of three area men who admitted a series of safe burglaries and home robberies. State Police Detective Gerald C. Corey (right) checks a movie projector stolen from the Northside School by the trio.

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1958
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January
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St. Thomas Catholic Church, Headquarters For Detroit Emergency Food Project, Volunteers Sort Donations, July 1967

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Ann Arbor News, July 27, 1967
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Helping Hands: Volunteer workers sort clothes, carry in food, arrange food in boxes and load supplies on trucks at St. Thomas Catholic Church, headquarters for the local Detroit Emergency Food Project. At left is Father Patrick Jackson as he oversees work being done by Ann Marie Ryan (in front) and (from left in back) Jackie Booker, Jo Ann Baker, Mrs. Edward Pierce and Mary Uren. The project is an interfaith one.

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1967
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July
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Ann Arbor Police Department Displays Shoplifting Evidence, February 1958

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Ann Arbor News, February 6, 1958
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Teen-Age Loot: Lt. George J. Simmons (right), Miss Ardyn A. Greig (at far left), a Michigan State University police administration senior, and Mrs. Dianne G. Davis, policewoman attached to the Ann Arbor Police Department's Youth Bureau, examine part of the $1,000 loot six Ann Arbor teen-aged girls have admitted taking from local stores.

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1958
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February
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Ann Arbor Police Department Motorcycle Patrolman Walter DeDula, May 1958

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Ann Arbor News, April 18, 1958
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Ready To Go: This is a pose quite familiar to Patrolman Walter DeDula as he prepares to leave Ann Arbor police headquarters on his motorcycle for another day of traffic duty.

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1958
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May
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Ann Arbor Police Department Downtown Beat Officers, May 1958

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Ann Arbor News, May 2, 1958
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The Beat Change: It's been said the backbone of a city police department is the beat officer. Here Stan Bordine (right) makes his final call-box check with headquarters before turning his downtown beat assignment over to Patrolman Robert Muller.

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1958
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May
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Ann Arbor Police Department Officers Review Letter From Seven-Year-Old, May 1958

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Ann Arbor News, May 2, 1958
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It's Not All Grim: While most police work is pretty serious business, occasionally there's a bit of humor. Here Capt. Rolland J. Gainsley (center), Lt. Henry Murray (left) and Lt. Harold Olson smile over a letter from a concerned seven-year-old who complained, "I got no place to park my bike." Capt. Gainsley confers with Police Chief Casper M. Enkemann daily after checking with command officers coming on and going off duty. Lts. Murray and Olson are each in charge of a shift.

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1958
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May
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Ann Arbor Police Department Dispatchers, May 1958

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Ann Arbor News, May 2, 1958
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Dispatchers At Work: Mrs. Mary Burke, Miss Marlene Raboteau, Mrs. Doramae Mayer and Mrs. Phyllis J. McClain (left to right) are the police radio dispatchers for 16 of the 24 hours each day. Here Mrs. Burke and Mrs. Mayer, who work from 3 to 11 p.m, check reports before relieving Miss Raboteau and Mrs. McClain.

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1958
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May
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Ann Arbor Police Department Officers Begin Street Patrol, May 1958

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Ann Arbor News, May 2, 1958
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Ready To Go: With instructions received and reports read, these Ann Arbor Policemen get into cruisers to begin street patrol in assigned districts. The radio-equipped cars can rendezvous at a given location in a matter of minutes.

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1958
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May
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Shift Change At the Ann Arbor Police Department, May 1958

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Ann Arbor News, May 2, 1958
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Shift Change Time: Eleven Ann Arbor patrolmen gather in the basement squad room at Police Headquarters for briefing prior to relieving the shift which has been on duty during the previous eight-hour trick. Sgt. C. W. Hughes (center, holding papers) checks over reports left by the earlier shift.

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1958
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May
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A Welcome Treat, June 1969

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Ann Arbor News, June 17, 1969
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Imaginative cook Mrs. Robert F. Klein enjoys baking and delivering "welcome to the neighborhood" treat such as her Peanut Croquette Gold Bricks, for new neighbors moving in near the Kleins' Harbrooke Avenue home. Mrs. Klein, active in the AAUW's Gourmet Arts Study Group, has devised many recipes through experimentation.

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1969
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June
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Kids' Bubble Gum Bubble-Blowing Contest, July 1969

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Ann Arbor News, July 4, 1969
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A Test Of Bubble Gum Blowing Precision Neil Decker (left), Martin Linn (center) and Mike Fitzsimmons can't claim the biggest bubble gum bubble ever blown, but it didn't seem to matter yesterday when the youngsters put their hot air to the test during a contest at the Lawton School playground. It was fun.

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1969
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July
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Kids' Bubble Gum Bubble-Blowing Contest, July 1969

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Ann Arbor News, July 4, 1969
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A Test Of Bubble Gum Blowing Precision Neil Decker (left), Martin Linn (center) and Mike Fitzsimmons can't claim the biggest bubble gum bubble ever blown, but it didn't seem to matter yesterday when the youngsters put their hot air to the test during a contest at the Lawton School playground. It was fun.

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1969
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July
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Widening of Packard Road, August 1969

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Ann Arbor News, August 13, 1969
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Packard Rd., shown here in a view toward the east near Buhr Park, will eventually be a five-lane pavement along this stretch although workmen are currently working only on widening the thoroughfare to four lanes. The City Council has authorized the purchase of land on the north side of Packard to enable construction of the fifth lane sometime in the future. Workmen are now installing the curb and gutter along the south side (right) of Packard while cars are using the old pavement. The Packard widening project is expected to be completed sometime in November.

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1969
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August
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Col. Fredrick Davids Talks About Investigation into Michigan Murders, August 1969

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Ann Arbor News, July 31, 1969
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State Police Director Col. Fredrick Davids (third from left), coordinating the investigation into the slayings of seven young women in the area, held his first local press conference this morning in the former Holy Ghost Seminary on Washtenaw. Left to right are Prosecuting Attorney William F. Delhey, Ann Arbor Police Chief Walter E. Krasny, Davids, Sheriff Douglas J. Harvey, State Police Detective Capt. Dan Myre, and Eastern Michigan University Security Chief John Hayes. Ypsilanti Police Chief Ray Walton also was present. (Story on Page 1)

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1969
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August
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University of Michigan's Northwood Apartments Completed, August 1969

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Ann Arbor News, August 3, 1969
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Recently completed are the town house type apartment buildings, Northwood 4, on the University's North Campus along Plymouth Rd. between the U-M's Northwood Apartments and the Parke, Davis & Co. research laboratories. The development, which was completed last month at a cost of $6.8 million, will provide housing for 400 married students, junior faculty members and their families. There are 40 one-bedroom, 205 two-bedroom and 155 three-bedroom apartments in the complex.

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1969
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August
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Sarah Fitch Gives Pony Rides to Neighbors, August 1969

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Ann Arbor News, August 3, 1969
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Having outgrown her pony and in need of a full-sized horse, Sarah Fitch of 824 Henry (right) painted a "for sale" sign on the animal and gave demonstration rides around the neighborhood. Taking a demonstration ride in this picture are Carole and Bill Tibbals, children of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tibbals of 1227 Olivia. Miss Fitch is the daughter of Mrs. Donald D. MacMullen. The pony's name is Shorty. The pony remains unsold.

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1969
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August
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Wives of Geographers Model Fall Fashions, August 1969

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Ann Arbor News, August 10, 1969
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Mrs. Waldo R. Tobler and two of the models who will show fall fashions to wives of members of the Association of American Geographers on Monday at Inglis House, look over the breath-taking view from the mansion's terrace. From left are Mrs. Tobler, Miss Dorothy Flaiz and Mrs. Carolyn Spatta. Mrs. Tobler handled the arrangements for the show.

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1969
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August
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Construction Shrinks Front Yard of Mack House, August 1969

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Ann Arbor News, August 22, 1969
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Excavation for the University's new $1,120,000, 4 1/2-deck, 500-car parking structure on Hill between Tappan and E. University, comes within seven feet of the old Mack Residence, now the home of the U-M department of landscape architecture. When completed in June, 1970, the parking structure will provide parking for the U-M's School of Business Administration, School of Education, Law School and College of Architecture and Design. The Mack Residence, formerly a girls dormitory, will remain the headquarters for the department of landscape architecture, according to James F. Brinkerhoff, director of U-M business operations. The 254-foot-long front of the parking structure will be on Hill, with entrance and exit ramps opening on that street. It will contain two stairways and an elevator.

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1969
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August
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Mayor Exchange Day Visitors, May 1969

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Ann Arbor News, June 20, 1969
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"Muskegon Heights Mayor Pro-Tem Malcolm Smith and his wife (couple on right) and Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Ziemke, the Heights' city superintendent and his wife, were greeted at City Hall yesterday by Ann Arbor Mayor Pro-Tem LeRoy A. Cappaert during the observance of Michigan Week's Mayor Exchange Day. Mayor Robert J. Harris and City Administrator Guy C. Larcom jr. spent the day in Muskegon Heights where they toured that city's facilities."

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1969
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May
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Rhoda Reddig, Director Of Nursing - University of Michigan Hospital, February 1940

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Ann Arbor News, February 9, 1940
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Miss Rhoda F. Reddig, formerly an instructor in nursing at the Presbyterian School of Nursing, New York City, has been appointed to succeed Miss Marian Durell whose resignation as director of nursing at University Hospital becomes effective Feb. 15.

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1940
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February
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Merle T. Malin, Washtenaw County Red Cross - Executive Secretary, 1946

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Ann Arbor News, May 16, 1946
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Mrs. Merle Malin (above) is beginning her sixth year of service as executive-secretary of the Washtenaw County Red Cross today. Appointed May 16, 1941, Mrs. Malin directed the activities of the chapter through the entire war period during which the camp and hospital committee, the blood donor organization, nurse’s aides, gray ladies, canteen corps, the nutrition committee, staff assistants, home service corps, and the arts and skills corps were organized.

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1946
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Ann Arbor Police Officer George Miller With Pinckney Bank Robbery Suspect Robert Davidson, March 1956

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Ann Arbor News, March 13, 1956
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Getaway Car Driver: Robert Davidson, 25, who listed his address as 316 E. Huron St., sits in police headquarters under guard by Patrolman George Miller shortly after Davidson and two companions were arrested for the holdup of the Pinckney bank. Davidson drove the getaway car, police said

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1956
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March
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Ann Arbor Police Officer George Miller With Loot From Pinckney Bank Robbery, March 1956

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Ann Arbor News, March 14, 1956
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Bandits' Captor Displays Loot: Patrolman George Miller, [this photo] who flagged down the car of three Ann Arbor men who held up the Pinckney bank yesterday noon, displays the more than $4,300 in recovered loot and the snub-nosed .22 caliber pistol carried by one of the robbers. Inset shows Patrolman Robert O'Dell, first to arrive on the scene after Miller stopped the getaway car at Pontiac and Kellogg Sts. The two Patrolmen held the bandit trio at gunpoint until more help arrived.

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1956
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March
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Ann Arbor Police Officers George Miller and Robert O'Dell With Loot From Bank Robbery, March 1956

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Ann Arbor News, March 14, 1956
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Bandits' Captor Displays Loot: Patrolman George Miller, who flagged down the car of three Ann Arbor men who held up the Pinckney bank yesterday noon, displays the more than $4,300 in recovered loot and the snub-nosed .22 caliber pistol carried by one of the robbers. Inset [this photo] shows Patrolman Robert O'Dell, first to arrive on the scene after Miller stopped the getaway car at Pontiac and Kellogg Sts. The two Patrolmen held the bandit trio at gunpoint until more help arrived.

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1956
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March
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George Slept Here, May 1969

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Ann Arbor News, May 18, 1969
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"Here is a scene from 'George Washington Slept Here,' a Kaufman and Hart three-act comedy presented Friday and Saturday at Tappan Junior High School by Miss Janet Stolarevsky's ninth-grade speech and drama class. The actors and actress are (from left to right) John Helmers, Sue Crippen, and Ed Wilson."

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1969
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May
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Ann Arbor Police Officer Howard A. Zeck In Newly Remodeled Dispatch Room, March 1956

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Ann Arbor News, March 19, 1956
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Police In Remodeled Quarters: Police have moved into their remodeled and repainted first floor quarters at City Hall. Officer Howard Zeck is shown in the new dispatch room, created from a portion of the old main police office. Outside the dispatch room is a reception area with a new counter. Other first floor police rooms also underwent change, including an enlargement of Police Chief Casper M. Enkemann's office.

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1956
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March
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Ann Arbor Police Radio Operators, April 1956

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Ann Arbor News, April 17, 1956
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The New Look: Marlene Raboteau (left) and Mrs. Phyllis McClain are two of four women recently hired by the Police Department to operate the radio section of police headquarters. The women will answer telephones and dispatch messages to cruisers, permitting sergeants who formerly had to remain in the office to work outside on supervisory duties. Women have never before been used by the local department on the police radio.

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1956
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April
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Dog Eyes Doughnuts Through Window of Dom Bakeries, December 1979

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Ann Arbor News, December 6, 1979
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GEE, THOSE DOUGHNUTS SURE LOOK GOOD -- Balefull eyes staring through the window, patience masking a sweet tooth, it is evident this pooch knows the finer places to hang out when waiting for a hand-out in downtown Ann Arbor. Really, how could you finish your apple turnover in good conscious without saving a slice for a dog like that?

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1979
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November
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Ann Arbor Police Confiscate Unlicensed Bicycles, May 1956

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Ann Arbor News, May 19, 1956
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Bicycle Pickup: Two Public Works Department workmen, Arthur B. Trevithick (left) and Dorvan A. Karr, place an unregistered bicycle on a truck while Patrolman Don M. Curtis stands by. City officials ordered a truck into service today to pick up all bikes in the city which do not bear a 1956 license tag. By 10:30 a.m. a total of 40 bicycles had been confiscated and brought to police headquarters. The final number was expected to be much higher. Bike owners must prove ownership and buy licenses to recover the bikes.

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1956
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May
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Art Show to Open, May 1969

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Ann Arbor News, May 25, 1969
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"Standing in front of a five-foot mosaic of Pioneer High School's seal are (from left) Marcia Watson, Lynne Erskine, Cecil North and Dona Meltzer. THe seal, designed by Pioneer senior Jane Mariouw, is one of many art works which will be exhibited tomorrow through June 5 on the second floor of Ann Arbor City Hall as part of Ann Arbor High School's annual spring art exhibit. The seal was commissioned by the 1968 graduating class at Pioneer as their class gift to the school. Miss Mariouw's drawing were selected and she was chosen as the artist to complete the seal. She has worked all year on the mosaic. The seal will become a permanent feature at the entrance to the Pioneer High library. North is chairman of the Pioneer High art department."

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1969
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May
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New Ann Arbor Police Vehicle, August 1956

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Ann Arbor News, August 27, 1956
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New Police Equipment: This new jeep, recently acquired by the Ann Arbor Police Department, is being used to service parking meters throughout the city. The small vehicle has proven ideal for swinging into small spaces while meters are emptied. Patrolman John Biederman drives the jeep and is assisted in the meter collection by George Kaercher.

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1956
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August
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Ann Arbor Police Det. Eugene L. Staudenmaier With Cottage Inn Restaurant Safe Found In Huron River, January 1957

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Ann Arbor News, January 8, 1957
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Safe Recovered: Ann Arbor Detective Eugene Staudenmeier checks the 300-pound office safe which he and State Police Troopers Raymond L. Coger and Leonard F. Miller, jr., of the Ypsilanti post pulled from 15 feet of water yesterday in the Huron River. The safe, originally containing more than $400 in cash, was stolen in a break-in Dec. 17 from the Cottage Inn Restaurant at 512 E. William St., Ann Arbor. It was recovered by the three officers near the sewage disposal plant east of Dixboro Rd. in Ann Arbor township after it was first seen by a fisherman. There were some papers in the safe, which had been forced open, but the money was missing.

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1957
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January
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Ann Arbor Police Lt. Harrison G. Schlupe Checks Pedestrian Cross-Walks, February 1957

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Ann Arbor News, February 7, 1957
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Block Check: Lt. H. G. Schlupe, head of the Ann Arbor Police Department Traffic Bureau, checks the string of plastic blocks which have been laid for a crosswalk at Ann and Main Sts. The two round discs visible near the blocks are metal pieces which were used in former years to mark the cross-walk. Summer heat and heavy traffic have shifted these two discs some distance from their original line.

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1957
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February
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New Ann Arbor Police Parking Ticket, June 1957

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Ann Arbor News, June 28, 1957
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New Parking Ticket: This is the new parking ticket which will be put into use tomorrow by Ann Arbor police. The top ticket shows the envelope where payment for a violation can be inserted. The middle view shows the reverse side of the same type ticket with the business reply envelope, while the bottom is the information spaces filled out by the officer issuing the ticket.

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1957
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June
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Ann Arbor Police Talk To St. Thomas Seventh Graders at City Open House, December 1957

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Ann Arbor News, December 5, 1957
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Pupils At City Open House: Lt. H. G. Schlupe (second from right) and Patrolman Robert D. O'Dell explain elements of the Police Department exhibit for the city's open house event to a group of St. Thomas seventh grade students visiting City Hall this morning.

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1957
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December
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New Ann Arbor Police Officers Will Patrol University of Michigan Parking Lots, December 1957

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Ann Arbor News, December 12, 1957
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First Women Officers: Mrs. Donna F. Cochran, Miss Ellen Kurath and Mrs. Kathleen F. Fitzpatrick (left to right) prepare to leave police headquarters on their first official tour of duty through University parking lots today.

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1957
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December
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Ann Arbor Police Detective Sgt. Claude Damron with Herman Agler and Raymond M. Shirven, January 1957

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Ann Arbor News, January 30, 1957
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End Of A Search: Herman Agler (left), father of Barbara Agler, 20-year-old University coed who was found last night in a Washington, D.C. rooming house, hands a cigaret to Detective Sgt. Claude Damron of the Ann Arbor Police Department minutes after word had been received that the girl had been located. Raymond M. Shirven, right, 19-year-old University student who had undergone extensive questioning and lie-detector tests in the investigation, watches with relief. The girl returned to her Susquehana, Pa. home today.

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1957
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January
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Missing University of Michigan Coed Barbara Agler, January 1957

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Ann Arbor News, January 29, 1957
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Where Is She? This is a recent picture of 20-year-old Barbara Agler University coed who has been missing since Jan. 18. The picture was furnished by her father, who is aiding police in the search.

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1957
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